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markstang1969
04-08-2005, 06:10 PM
Hi. My name is Mark and I just purchased a 1969 Mustang Grande Coupe with a 302-2v. This is my second Mustang and my first complete project car. Anyway just saying hi and including some pics. I picked up the car for a little over 3 grand. I have a lot of the trim pieces in a box to add on after repaint, but I am missing some and will be on the lookout for them in the future.
Here are my pics:
http://www.mustangmods.com/data/13171/100_1693_medium.jpg
http://www.mustangmods.com/data/13171/100_1700_medium.jpg
http://www.mustangmods.com/data/13171/100_1701_medium.jpg
http://www.mustangmods.com/data/13171/100_1695_medium.jpg
http://www.mustangmods.com/data/13171/100_1699_medium.jpg
69mach1t5
04-08-2005, 08:47 PM
Ill trade ya your steering wheel for some parts !! :idea: :D
markstang1969
04-08-2005, 08:59 PM
Ill trade ya your steering wheel for some parts !! :idea: :D
Rim-blow steering wheels rock 8)
hmm....what kinda parts we talkin??? :wink:
69mach1t5
04-08-2005, 09:36 PM
I have just about anything you need for a 69 mustang full barn full !!
bswor
04-09-2005, 12:23 AM
Hi mark,
Your coupe looks like its in about the same condition as mine is/was when i bought it. Except you actually have some nice looking deluxe interior and a rim blow steering wheel! I paid the same for mine and its going to be completed finally here real soon. Well cosmetically completed all the rest is already there the paint is tired as well as the interior. Looks like you have a real nice car to work with.
markstang1969
04-15-2005, 10:22 PM
Hi mark,
Your coupe looks like its in about the same condition as mine is/was when i bought it. Except you actually have some nice looking deluxe interior and a rim blow steering wheel! I paid the same for mine and its going to be completed finally here real soon. Well cosmetically completed all the rest is already there the paint is tired as well as the interior. Looks like you have a real nice car to work with.
Thanks! The body is straight so my list (First list) is only a few (hundred) things long..
Suspension
Upper/Lower control arms cleaned
New suspension kit:
coils
stabilizer bar
New bushings throughout
power steering boots
Leaf Springs
New shocks
Alignment
Engine
Pull and send block/head to shop
Chrome Engine Dress-up kit
ignition
intake manifold
carb
Dual Exhaust
Spark Plug Brackets
Battery tray/fender parts
Complete gasket set
Flush cooling system
Install new speedometer cable
Distributor
Check power steering
Body/Interior
Reinstall front trim
Need new lower grill chrome
Fill in trim/vinyl top holes
Cut off lower molding brackets
or Find rocker panel trim
side scoops x 2
new (or fix crack) gas cap
"MUSTANG" trunk letters
trunk trim
light bulbs
LH bright light trim set
Door Locks (fixed!!)
Clock-replace or fix
Seats
Headliner
rebuild/buy back speaker shelf
trunk liner
trunk carpet
Hood Scoop
clean/reinstall rear windo trim
Get windows working
COMPLETE weatherstripping
doors
windows
trunk
engine/hood bumpers
Speakers/stereo
Dash parts reinstalled
Center console/lid rehinged
glove box cable attached
Mustang script letters
Fill-in dash cracks
Door dent-driver side
install new door handle
Fix scissors
New door panels
Check workings of all gauges
Parking brake pedal cover
Quarter window handles (2)
GENERAL
Paint
Wheels
Tires
Reconnect AC/Heater
Check transmission for leaks.
You get the picture.... :oops:
Ghostface
04-16-2005, 10:26 AM
Ya thats just a little list you got going there. :shock:
I prefer to think of it this way.
Little Engine work
Little Suspension work
Little body work
Little interior work
Damn....that does not sound much better..
Oh well....welcome to the Forum
Pakrat
04-18-2005, 11:17 AM
Yeah, looks like you got a good start up though, I'd guess the PO started with the interior and just lost interest? Looks like some interesting things have gone on in the engine bay as well, giant bypass on the heater hoses and a windshield fluid bottle doubling as a coolant overflow? I suspect you'll find all kinds of home remedies on this car as you tear thru it, things that make you go hmmmmmm.
Good luck, enjoy!
markstang1969
04-18-2005, 11:27 PM
Yeah, looks like you got a good start up though, I'd guess the PO started with the interior and just lost interest? Looks like some interesting things have gone on in the engine bay as well, giant bypass on the heater hoses and a windshield fluid bottle doubling as a coolant overflow? I suspect you'll find all kinds of home remedies on this car as you tear thru it, things that make you go hmmmmmm.
Good luck, enjoy!
Yea, I have already removed two of the three layers of seatcovers and one layer of foam off the driver's seat. It used to be an A/C'd car, but the PPO (Pre-previous owner) removed it too. Just one of the things on the list :oops: I still have the original blue ford air cleaner, but I want an open air cleaner when I go to finish. blah blah blah.....
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